For small areas, like the DataShine maps – no, Hungarians are not broken out as their population is too low. But you can use a proxy, like the areas of London where Hungarian is spoken – http://datashine.org.uk/#table=QS204EW&col=QS204EW0024&ramp=YlOrRd&layers=BTTT&zoom=12&lon=-0.1500&lat=51.5200 reveals parts of Haringey and Barnet. I’m presuming it’s reasonable to assume a high correlation between Hungarian speakers and people who were born in Hungary. This may not be the case – you’ll may well know better than me.

If you do specifically want Country of Birth, then Hungary only gets its own count at a pan-London level, in table QS213EW (see Nomisweb).

A very useful map indeed. Are there data specifically relating to Hungarian ethnicity in London? In other words, where Hungarians live in London (within the category country of birth / accession countries 2001-2011)?

Looking forward to receiving your answer.

Kind regards

László